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We discuss CME Properties (Australia) Pty Ltd v Prime Capital Securities Pty Ltd.

The WA Supreme Court confirmed that a corporate guarantor could not rely on a breach of the Code of Banking Practice.

APRA has outlined a plan to undertake a review of its superannuation frameworks and will introduce a package of reforms.

Australia is testing the Taxonomy in practice with some of the country's largest financial institutions.

Bankers should leave the documents with guarantors overnight or ensure that the written warning is read by the guarantor.

Conclusive evidence clauses must be carefully drafted to ensure that the certificates will prove exactly what they mean.

ASIC clearly references The Future of Financial Advice reforms and compliance is a focus for the rest of this year.

Hedging agreements are an integral part of many loan transactions so market participants should give them due attention.

The court considered a guarantee where a subsequent credit contract was entered into without the guarantor's consent.

Japan is quietly having a substantial, positive impact on our urban lifestyle – and is looking for further opportunities.

The review considers the ASDEFCON suite of procurement and contracting templates and procurement practices and processes.

Mr Hockey announced revenue and welfare savings measures designed to restore the Budget to surplus in the medium term.

Practical guide for governments to make the most of the options open to them when planning an infrastructure project.

The High Court decided there is no term of "trust and confidence" implied by law in employment contracts in Australia.

Proposal by the administrator to continue trading in order to maximise the chances of a sale as a going concern was approved.

The winding up application was not automatically stayed and an order was ultimately made to wind up the company.

Recent decision reminds of the extensive powers available to courts to hold individuals accountable to a company in liquidation.